I can't over-emphasize this enough for folks at the earliest stage of building your SaaS. Put the application on a subdomain like app.your-product[dot]com and have your main .com be an easy to use CMS marketing site like Wordpress or Webflow. So annoying to unwind after the fact.
Unless you plan to be a solopreneur forever, do not use some fancy pants CMS that lives inside your app framework. At some point you will delegate your marketing pages/blog and you want a widely used CMS and to not have to `git push` to deploy changes to your FAQ page
Your app UI framework may come with a bunch of components that look like they could make a landing page. If this is a *business* and not an art project, *do not use your app UI framework for a landing page* - use a boring CMS, find a good enough theme, and tweak it. Trust me.
I guess I’m “put your app on a subdomain” guy for the rest of Twitter now. This is my Soundcloud
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